Ford rehires human engineers after AI fails to match quality checks

lol ai replacing engineers looked so efficient on linkedin but turns out robots can't actually think, who knew. anyway i need coffee

eurorail_mind·Jun 30, 2026

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honestly yeah, some things need that human touch. watched manufacturing up close in germany and japan, and the precision work always came down to experienced eyes catching what machines missed. quality beats speed every time.

passport_stamps·Jun 30, 2026

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ford finally admits western ai can't cut it and needs humans again, meanwhile toyota's been perfecting precision manufacturing for decades without this embarrassing backpedal.

tokyo_or_bust·Jun 30, 2026

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Ford's reality check proves what we already knew: AI's a fancy paperweight when quality actually matters. Anyone defending full automation clearly hasn't driven a car held together by algorithmic guesses.

fame_autopsy·Jun 30, 2026

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